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| So Show Cave #2 on the trip! Was here 10 years ago but came in again on this trip. | ||
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| This cave is different than the other caves in this area. Water moved a lot though this space. | Formations like this are rare in the caverns and are not active - dried up. | But the water created great rooms and passages... |
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| No pretty formations but lots of room. In fact, there used to be concerts and dancing in these rooms. | It was also a Civil Defence Location for nuclear attack in the 60's. (which wouldn't have worked as the cave breathes hard - meaning air flow is high from the outside). | Years and years of water shaping. |
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| Some neat ceilings due to the standing water during the thousands of years of being in the cave. | ||
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| After leaving the cave, I went to explore Inks Lake State Park. Neat mini cabins I wouldn't mind staying in and a great general store for campers along with kyack rentals. | ||
